Hi Ray,
Specialty concepts makes a sealed 48v unit that I'm trying to find who I can
order on.
The C-40 is a good option, but I really want a sealed unit as this will be on a
vehicle and possibly get wet.
thx,
jay
Peltz Power
On Sep 11, 2010, at 7:45 PM, R Ray Walters wrote:
The nice
Hello all,
I found this link to the 2011 NEC effective on August 25, 2010.
If you have / create an account with the NFPA, you can view it for no
charge.
http://www.nfpa.org/AboutTheCodes/AboutTheCodes.asp?DocNum=70
Regards,
Glenn Burt
BZ might be able to encapsulate a controller.
AEE would be my best guess for a special controller from Specialty Concepts.
It would have to be special ordered, I'm sure.
A long shot might be to try a golf cart supply that sells PV kits, like
http://www.cruisecarinc.com/solar-energy.htm
Good
We were informed a while ago that SunPower no longer supports their
version of the WEEB clip due to UL testing changes. (unspecified) and
appears to have regressed to the ILSCO GBL-4DBT lugs with SS star washers,
lock washer, nut and specific torque requirements.
Most people I have spoken with
A picture is worth a thousand words, (hopefully this will upload)
Here's a traditional Ilsco Lug after less than 5 years near the ocean:
inline: DSC00611.jpg
IMHO, this is a galvanic reaction between the Cu, Al, and (our loser) the Lug
which became the anode.
No other corrosion was near this
Greetings, Wrenches~ I'm advising some clients on an existing off grid power
system. They have inverters and multiple AC sub-panels which feed several
different structures. The various structures have their own breaker panels.
The power runs 50 feet here, 20 feet there, 60 feet this-a-way and 220
Ray,
Sorry I don't have a picture to share but the Ilsco GBL-4DBT lugs
I've used here in the Sierras of NE Ca. are looking good after seven years
on the job. I would rate their appearance as if they were outside in the
weather/sun/rain/snow for about 2-3 months, slight discoloration,
Kent, Nick,Great feedback on this utility line shading topic. So, what i
understand from this is, yes there is a noticeable effect (loss of energy
production) at the time of shading, but because of the short time period of
shading, there is little reduction in overall daily output. Thanks
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